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... (hot-eminent unction. Saturday evening thin Sylvia Colleen thinning gave an enjoyable concert to • large audience in the Pioneers', Assembly &tint, Toad Lane. 'lbc concert elm arrannei by. the Rochdale Planning' Society. and Mr. O. E. Crowley, a member ...
... Plan-27,' ou 11th instant, and are due Bombay, 4th March:— 1 Battalion Glotioestereitirie Regiment, 138; list Royal Dragoons, 89; 2nd Batts.- lion Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, 224, Ist • attaliou Lincolnshire Regiment, 153; 2nd Battalion Royal Fusiliers ...
... Forst aid was renderoct by Or. Dunstan, and Brown was afterward. conveyed to the Cottage Hospital in a rib. ROYAL (RAILWAY BATTALION) -Commencing on the 24th in t. the AtLutent will sire ? aerie* cd lectures at the Armoury et 7 p.m. oa The subjects will ...
... SJwarlev remainder en- officer who-embarked with battalion 1891 foreign service Sergt Q-M-8gt Rattey Pioneer-Hergt fhven ( ’)-Sergts Stacey Private and battalion ’ General Sir Kclly-Kenny GCB GCVO of Col of battalion regret of hint jicrson headquarters half the ...
... territorial forces p, Bowles and Lance-Corporal feodj;er. - . son Parade at he* ...
... Headquarters. or to Coor.-Sergt. Instructors. at the severs/ SD CONCUICTR.ATION Vonoentratloit: Marta will take place the Battalion this day'. Saturday. 6th init. Companies will parade and: off at times stated below. Dress Order.: Yield Unosers will be ...
... BATTALION TIE CAESIUM RECIMENT. Honorary Colonel COLONEL J. U. CUNNINGHAM, V.D. Battalion Orders by COLONEL H. W. K. BRETHERTON. V.D. Commanding. Headquarters, Grange-Toad West. Birkenhead. MARCH sth, 1910. MUSKETRY: MINIATURE PRACTICE.—AIt Miniature ...
... EASTER HOLIDAYS. It was resolved to close the School for the annual Easter holidays from Thursday, 24th March, to Monday, 11th April. PRIZES FOR EVENING CONTINUATION CLASSES. A letter was read frOm Mr Sutor, Headmaster of the Evening School, asking the ...
... rather . . . K wick drilling Noe. 1 and N.C.O.'ii, 7.39 p.m. Tose Rear-Adinlral R. V. Britten. ot - ' single spies than in battalions. because a Manor. W•ncester. left estate valued at 12,77.591 da y. ' Battery, and carbine..d..rill _and A r reatury return ...
... the dividend a. reed not any an these notate. hut a re. exact to the tarter it one of ti.e great reasons pat forward he the pioneer. , f the soctemitnat that it would be • panacea for onamploymest. It,. organ continuos to every week about the recessit• of ...
... been posted to the regiment from the unattached list. 6th Cavalry. —Lieut. G. Sartorius has been granted eight months’ leave. 11th Lancers. —Major W. H. Norman has vacated his post as D.A.Q.M.G. in the Mobilisation Branch of the Division of the Chief of ...
... will also be at work. The 11th Hussars will hold their point.topMnt meeting near Aldinvon on Friday, April let. There are races, the first starting at 1.30 p.m. Entries cloee on Monday at 12 o'clock to Major W. J. Lockett, 11th Hussars, Short:pclids The ...